What's the best way to read a book in a dark room?
What's the best way to read a book in a dark room?
Hello everyone.
I want to get back into healthy habits. This includes reading books before bed and no screen before bed.
The thing is that (for now) my partner and our child all sleep in the same bedroom. I tend to get to bed after they are already asleep and don't want to disturb them.
What's the best option to read in the dark that doesn't involve blue light screen (smartphone) or high luminosity?
Are there e-readers with very very dim light that still allow comfortable reading?
Thanks for your input.
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Yes, the Kindle Paperwhite and Oasis have good low level backlights. I've had both and currently use and recommend the latter for clarity, touch sensitivity and size.
Aren't at least all Paperwhites front lit? No backlighting
You might be right, I just auto-typed backlight. I guess the Oasis is backlit judging from how mine appears.
I think they're almost all front lit. It doesn't necessarily look like it, but I think there's three layers in the screen with e-ink being the bottom one and the one the lights light up is on top, so the e-ink part is being front lit even though it looks like the light might be coming behind the screen.
I love my Oasis.
I really want to upgrade to an oasis but I haven’t been able to justify the cost. My paper white works so well but the touch swipe is finicky fairly frequently which makes me miss page turn buttons a lot.
I got mine secondhand for around £90, so keep your eyes peeled perhaps. The touchscreen is definitely better than the Paperwhite.
Oh damn.
I’ll def keep an eye out at that price.